Following works to dwelling house: (i) sunroom extension to rear of dwelling (ii)…
Coolagh Beg,, Ballydehob,, Co. Cork,, P81 TE94
Proposed development
permission for retention of the following works to dwelling house: (i) sunroom extension to rear of dwelling (ii) detached domestic garage, (iii) additional site entrance, and (iv) all associated site works
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